"My grandmother always used a word 'vershmecklick' to describe a mess or something chaotic," said Jenny. "I use it all the time and people think I'm speaking gibberish."

Elicia wrote "We use woojee wooje, as in 'go wash your hands and give them a good woojee woojee.' Or 'you need to woojee that sunscreen in more'.

Elizabeth says, "My daughter Carrie misunderstood the phrase 'vow of silence'... and instead would take a 'bow of silence'... complete with a bow... when she was irritated with Mom and Dad and didn't want to talk to them."

Heather says that her kids use the phrase cheese and rice rather than saying "Jesus Christ."

Martha suggested the addition of assplosion, which is when a diaper overflows, requiring the throwing out of whatever outfit the child was wearing.

And finally, KidDictionary author Eric Ruhalter sent a few more for us to consider:

DRINKLE (DRING-kuhl) n.: The liquid burst emitted from the little straw when a child squeezes their juice box too tightly.

HYPOCRITICIZE (hip-o-CRITT-iss-IZE) v: To yell at your kids to keep their voices down.

PHANTOMOLITION (FAN-tum-o-lish-uhn) n: When something gets broken but no one did it.

BOOTALITY (boo-TAHL-uh-tee) n : A child's notion that "keep your hands to yourself" does not preclude them from kicking someone.

MACOUSTICS (mah-COO-stiks) n: The frequency of a mother's voice that her children find so easy to ignore.

BLUBBERISH (BLUH-behr-ish) n: The incomprehensible breathless stammering of a crying child trying to tell you what happened to them.

DOMESTIC VIOLATION (doh-MESS-tik VY-o-lay-shun) n:- The potentially lethal mistake of referring to a stay-at-home mom as someone who "does not work."

PEEQUEL (PEE-kwuhl) n : A child's need to pee while driving in the car 10 minutes after leaving the highway rest stop where they insisted they didn't have to go.

CHAPTURN n: To sneakily try to skip some of the pages in the long book you're reading aloud to your child.

INVISIBOOBOO (in-VIZ-uh-boo-boo) n: – The site on a child's body where you unnecessarily applied a Band-Aid to appease them when they got hurt, though did not bleed.